Part, Question

 1   1, 25  |   supreme ~power, that He freely forgives sins. For it is not for
 2   2, 104 |         others, and gracious who forgives ~not himself but others,
 3   3, 16  |        sake." But Christ ~as Man forgives sin, according to Mt. 9:
 4   3, 84  |   signifies the work of God Who ~forgives his sins. Therefore it is
 5   3, 84  |      alone absolves from sin and forgives sins ~authoritatively; yet
 6   3, 86  |        man's. Now man sometimes ~forgives another for offending him,
 7   3, 86  |          etc. Now man ~sometimes forgives one debt without forgiving
 8   3, 86  | Therefore God ~also, by Penance, forgives one sin without another.~
 9 Suppl, 5 |        contrition. For God alone forgives sins. But we are somewhat
10 Suppl, 18|         the operation of God Who forgives. Now this happens in three
11 Suppl, 19|    through His saints." Hence He forgives sin by Himself, or by ~those
12 Suppl, 19|           charity ~of the Church forgives sins." Now it is the charity